Aquautic store simulator, where every tank I build feels like a new cozy world.

Don't expect an epic story when you play this game. Aquatic store simulator is more of an experience geared toward business. As you gradually turn watery chaos into a successful store, you begin by running a little aquatic grocery and turn it into a vibrant fish paradise. I gave my favorite goldfish the name David and pictured him chatting among the other fish about which customer had overpaid.

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Juggling fish tanks, stock, clients, and prices is the main focus of the game. Yes, it's strangely instructive in fish science, you physically drag and drop objects, stock aquariums, and maintain water parameters like pH levels and salt blends. If you're using cash registers, setting pricing and ringing up clients (really dragging each item across the scanner) can get monotonous and distracting. It's weirdly enjoyable to clean tanks, add salt, and keep fish from flopping.

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Note: An irritating problem corrupted my save file, forcing me to start over. It was a tough reset after making progress.

Pros:

1. A special fusion of aquarium management and retail.
   
2. Plenty of content, including comprehensive fish care mechanics and more than 500 objects.
   
3. Flexibility in stocking and decoration options.
   
4. Gameplay with educational components included in.

Cons:

1. Controls may seem awkward.
   
2. When balancing too many things, visual overload occurs.
   
3. No passive mode or multiplayer.
   
4. May seem monotonous.
   
5. It can be a little difficult to manage too many things.
   
6. Having a lot of customers at once might be overwhelming.

The game's graphics are semi realistic, tanks glisten with moving fish, and seashells and ornamental coral appear enticing, but occasionally, consumers don't. Even though some of the shop patrons have odd looks, the fish models in particular are adorable and animated. However, compared to many store simulators, it is generally superior, or at the very least, more imaginative. The music is soft and calm, like what you hear in a store elevator, with some water sounds. It maintains a tranquil atmosphere without excessive noise. Additionally, one perceives subtle sounds such as the cash register's beep, bubbling, and background conversations. It’s nice and not distracting.

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Fans of light simulators combined with fishkeeping will find Aquatic store simulator to be unusual, strangely educational, and unexpectedly addictive. It allows you to create a successful aquatic store and take care of exotic fish while striking a pleasant balance between enjoyment and complexity.

Give this game a try if you like simulation games that are about taking care of pets and don’t mind checking tank water stuff. It’s different and made without a big budget. Good for people who like fishkeeping or Tycoon games. You might be surprised by this cheap dive into a strange business.


Otome Lovers wishes to thank Freemind S.A. for providing a free review copy for this game.

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fun management game, but the amount of work you have to do yourself is to much, I could not get the shelves to be filled all day.

The game is great and fun. Can get a bit overwhelming

Also please fix the bug where sometimes you can’t save… lost some progress due to that